Data governance: a mission-critical challenge for marketing teams
Let’s face it, when it comes to data governance, the term alone promises plenty of headaches, especially since it is trailed by…
Server-side: “tagless” data collection and processing for faster and safer websites
Server-side tag management involves executing tags on the actual server, rather than on the browser. The upshot is that it reduces the…
Privacy Barometer 2020
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GDPR: the right cookie governance policy involves keeping your tags under control
Protecting the personal data stored by cookies inevitably involves setting up best practices for how those data are collected. If there were…
Digital marketing in the age of GDPR and ePrivacy
The latest court ruling issued by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on 1 October 2019 is loud and…
What strategies are available to improve the opt-in rate?
The consent issue will long be a fixture on the to-do list for marketing directors. What is the course of action? Although…
How Google is planning to phase out third-party cookies
It was becoming somewhat of a recurring question in recent months: was Google going to follow Apple’s example with ITP by waging…
Interview with Dr. Jana Moser: Digital Marketing in the Age of GDPR and ePrivacy
Since 25 May 2018, the basic data protection regulation (GDPR) has been applied in the European Union in order to set limits…
Are cookies soon to be a thing of the past? Not if Commanders Act has anything to say about it with its two solutions.
The phenomenon of cookies disappearing from websites is a long story that started when tracking made its appearance, without forgetting browsers, add-ons,…
Consent on mobile and apps: 4 challenges
While every website and app publisher dreams of cross-device consent management, the reality is easier said than done…here’s why. While ‘mobile first’…
Why do you have to give your consent over and over again on some websites?
The GDPR pop-in sometimes seems to glitch. Unfortunately, this isn’t caused by a bug, but actually the result of an approach to…
